Zoë Turner
Senior Data Scientist
In a paper called Sense of Community in Science Fiction Fandom Professor of Psychology, Seymour Bernard Sarason was mentioned has having
… noted that it necessarily implies a value judgment not compatible with hard science and yet he stated “you know when you have it and when you don’t”
Obst, Patricia L. and Zinkiewicz, Lucy and Smith, Sandy G. (2001)Sense of Community in Science Fiction Fandom, Part 1: Understanding sense of community in an international community of interest. Journal of Community Psychology 30(1):87-103. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/601/4/601.pdf
Two other authors McMillan and Chavis expanded on this in 1985 and revisited in 1996, to detail four specific but interconnected elements:
The authors suggest that the more people interact, the more likely they are to form close relationships. The more positive this interaction, the stronger the bond developed.
Obst, Patricia L. and Zinkiewicz, Lucy and Smith, Sandy G. (2001) Sense of Community in Science Fiction Fandom, Part1: Understanding sense of community in an international community of interest. Journal of Community Psychology 30(1):87-103. https://eprints.qut.edu.au/601/4/601.pdf
We probably need a vision, an action plan, that type of thing.
Government Service Manual says:
It is much easier to write your code in the open from the beginning of a project than it is to to open an existing repository later, because you can address security and other issues as you go along. If you do not do this, you will have to spend a costly period of time at the end of the project checking your code is all safe to be released.
Special thanks to Natasha for the designs in these slides
And now for the closing thanks for the conference…